Discover the Musical Heart of Bucharest at the George Enescu National Museum

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from any location in Ilfov, first navigate to the A1 highway heading towards Bucharest. Follow the A1 for approximately 20 km until you reach the Bucharest city limits. Once in the city, follow signs for the city center. Merge onto Calea Victoriei road. The George Enescu National Museum will be on your right at Calea Victoriei 141, București 010071. Parking is available nearby, but you may incur parking fees depending on the area.

• Public Transport - Bus

  From your location in Ilfov, find the nearest bus station that connects to Bucharest. Take a bus that goes to the city center, such as line 783 or 780. Once you arrive at the Bucharest city center, disembark at a stop near Calea Victoriei. From there, it's a short walk to the museum. Look for Calea Victoriei street and walk towards number 141. Ensure you have a valid ticket for the bus, which typically costs around 3.5 RON.

• Public Transport - Train

  If you prefer to take the train, head to your nearest train station in Ilfov. Take a train that heads to Bucharest Nord train station. The journey takes about 30-40 minutes. Once you arrive at Bucharest Nord, exit the station and take metro line M1 (the yellow line) towards Dristor. Get off at the 'Victoriei' metro station. Exit the station and walk towards Calea Victoriei. The museum is located at Calea Victoriei 141. A train ticket typically costs around 5 RON.